PTSD Explained

Naperstek's book is a very readable, straightforward analysis of the symptomatology of PTSD and of the various non-verbal therapies now available to treat the disorder. It's an extremely effective synthesis of the current state of therapeutic approaches to PTSD treatment, including very recent remarkable advances in the brain scanning technologies that have given scientists and medical professionals extraordinary access to the brain's activities involving PTSD triggers, areas of the brain affected by those stimuli, and a very convincing argument for non-verbal therapeutic practices (as opposed to "talk therapy").

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Trauma Survivors Healing Book Review

In terms of service on shipping the book, the service was very good because I received the book in a timely manner, not having to wait the full anticipated time projected. A review of the content I cannot provide because I have not yet read the book. I am anticipating it will provide helpful and enlightening information concernin trauma healing.

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Invisible Heros- Survivors of Trauma and How they Heal.

I just wrote a long review. I pressed Preview your review. It's no where to be seen. Oh well.

Suffice to say, for now, Belleruth Naparstek, in her beautifully put together composition, has created a wonderful, easy to read, 'makes sense' story, (with up-to-date findings on brain chemistry, and the workings of the body chemistry, etc)-that explains, for me, clearly, why my father, is the way he is, and, what he has 'walked through' since being a WWII COMBAT Gunner, and UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS Enlisted man, at the ages of 17, 18, 19 and 20, in the years, 1942, 1943, 1944, and 1945 in the South Pacific. It has also provided much insight into how I might even 'help' him now, in his 82nd year, and, it has also given me great insight, into 'what' is my problem--the blessing, and the curse, from my own experience, of being a survivor of a traumatic (life threatening) experience.



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